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NTDs affect more than 1 billion people worldwide. These disabling and debilitating diseases thrive in the world’s poorest communities, especially those without access to improved sanitation and hygiene, areas which often have limited access to trained and supported health workers.

The role women play in the health workforce globally – and here at home – cannot be overstated.

Beachside testing and counseling is a strategy for educating fisherfolk about HIV and for identifying those living with HIV.

Abt Associates outlines key takeaways from an event on the importance of governance in achieving universal health coverage.

How do you move from policy to implementation to deliver “truly patient-centered” care?

Restituta Mabilla Limbe is a determined 34-year-old woman who always dreamed of helping women and young girls in her community.

René Berger is a Director in the Global Health Division of Chemonics. He has more than 17 years of experience working with USAID and implementing partners as an HIV/AIDS expert.

Today, I remember Gabriel, a Panamanian boy half my age who first taught me how a fractured health system fails people.

Humanitarian emergencies caused by infectious disease, conflict, and natural disasters have caused shock after shock to health systems worldwide.

The job is difficult, frustrating, risky—and immensely rewarding. The Fourth Global Forum on Human Resources for Health began with six powerful accounts from the front lines of health care.